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global novel: a standalone construct

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globalnovel1 CONSTRUCTGlobal novelKIRSCH · COMPARATIVE

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contemporary fiction that takes globalization as its subject and imagines settings and readerships spanning many nations.

In comparative literature, global novel refers to contemporary fiction that takes globalization as its subject and imagines settings and readerships spanning many nations. This meaning comes from Kirsch (2017) in The Global Novel.[1]

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  1. Kirsch, A. (2017). The Global Novel. Columbia Global Reports. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.15832459

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